Jiri Lehecka vs Ugo Humbert Head-to-Head Stats, Results & Performance Comparison

In the competitive analysis between Lehecka and Humbert, the recent second serve performances reveal that Lehecka has secured 51.23% of points, while Humbert has achieved a slightly higher rate of 56.12%. Historically, this particular stat holds a significant correlation with the outcomes of matches, suggesting an edge for Humbert in this category. Analyzing these elements can be pivotal in forming a prediction for their impending encounter.

When examining return game statistics over the past six months, Lehecka has won 48.86% of points on his opponent's second serve, contrasting with Humbert’s adept return, statistically outperforming at 50.24%. In terms of returning first serves, Lehecka and Humbert exhibit close comparison, with 26.47% and 26.74% respectively, further indicating a slight inclination in favor of Humbert according to historical matchup data.

Under pressure, Lehecka’s ability to save breakpoints is evidenced by a solid 67.74% success rate compared to Humbert’s 61.98%. This is a critical factor when considering live match scenarios and in-game betting strategies. Additionally, over the past year, Lehecka has showcased a commendable match win rate of 67.31% (35 wins and 17 losses), while Humbert follows closely with a 63.49% win rate (40 wins and 23 losses), contributing to the head-to-head analysis between the two players.

The evaluation of surface performance highlights Lehecka's proficiency on clay, with a career win rate of 64%, although his performance declines on grass, registering a win percentage of 45%. Conversely, Humbert exhibits a robust record on hard courts with a 65% win rate, demonstrating less effectiveness on clay at 48%. In the context of opponent quality, Lehecka has faced adversaries with an average rank of 56.81 over the last 12 months, which is worth considering against Humbert's average of 67.71.

On the Main tour over the past year, Lehecka has dominated in 73.08% of his matches (19 wins and 7 losses), while Humbert has maintained a respectable 65.38% win ratio (17 wins and 9 losses). Additionally, when scrutinizing performance in deciding sets, Lehecka has triumphed in 75% of deciding encounters, a significant margin over Humbert’s 46% success rate. This is crucial data for live event predictions and betting scenarios.

In terms of breakpoint opportunities conversion, Lehecka shows a conversion rate of 40.41%, slightly ahead of Humbert, who accomplishes 39.2% in these crucial moments. Given these statistical insights, taking into account their recent performances, styles, and playing conditions, Humbert seems to have a slight advantage in this upcoming tennis clash. However, Lehecka’s ability to perform under pressure and his efficiency in deciding sets keep the match prediction competitive.